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equipment and tactics. do you hear any desire to actually end or significantly change the war on drugs? >> i do hear that from two corners. first of all, the administration let by eric holder had this initiative called smart on crime. the idea is they were encan ughing prosecutors to asking for less time. they have done that all right in terms of -- to focus less a prosecutes drug crimes. you've heard people like rand paul and hillary clinton both talk about a way to end this era, we need to fight more against drug crimes. there's talk in congress about having a big comprehensive bill that would wind down some penalties on some drug crimes. that has not pause yet. there's a part of the republican caucus and candidates like scott walker, who are still concerned about that and don't want to wind down the war on drugs just yet. you saw hillary clinton's speech about that but the issue las not moved completely yesterday. there was also some states that have not moved either. >> to toure's points, a lot of the questions is what are you enforcing. in the eric garner case they are enforces a prohibition on loose cigarettes, tha

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equipment. tell us about your view on this forward-looking camera. russell: are you talking to me? gerri: russell quimby, please. russell: yeah there's no grade crossings on the northeast corner wasn't like there would be a distraction from an automobile. one of the things about the event recorder it records as the cab alerter. if he doesn't make a manipulation, make a change in something even touch something you know, just like a touch lamp on your table where you just touch it and it goes on and off, that system will start to alert. and the faster the train is going the shorter the interval is between when he has to make an adjustment even if it's just -- so -- that's recorded. so if he's alert and awake or something, that should be -- gerri: you're going to know. that's interesting. >> to be able to tell. gerri: i want the two of you to respond to another question that came up this afternoon. one of the doctors who had treated so many of these people who had been injured in this crash said that so many people came in with rib fractures. now, they were expecting head injuries but they found almost everybody had rib fractures. he assumed that people had rattled around in the

equipment cisco reported net earnings last night slightly ahead of expectations. joining us now is cisco's president of europe am a the middle east, africa and russia. are you as optimistic that europe has turned a cornere quarters ago so we have seen five quarters of consistent growth. 2% across but that was because without russia it was over 4%. we see that optimism and the focus that companies have in generating new revenue streams and focus on growth. manus: is it fair to say it is a battle against software developers? the traditional products you sell are the ones that really shown through last night. is that pattern repeating? >> there is no question. it is all about the speeds of conductivity and particularly because of video. whether you are in business, it is all video. your increasing the networks at exponential rights to handle this proliferation of video so you are seeing a 10 gig move to 40 gig and constant increases in speeds. next generation is gigabit wireless so you see upgrades of networks to provide the capacity. that is really what is driving it. video is at the heart of it. manus: i have internet all over the house. using more bandwidth than i ever thought i would need. that is at